Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-14
FINANCE Ann TRAnR


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possd q hsy for ~ 81 tha minss. tAs
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general merchandise - ~ distributsd
aianR Ne Iina.
M uszal end almsza daily shipnani
of sus tnns of crackers wss sAipped 70
visssria soaay, % ~ EssamsE Geo. \
gtars, b NJ Horihessistn otasksr
Rassusy q this sisy.
Thrss earloaas Of pSwdsR yin b
sAspgsd from ssnstIs tomaEsow msEn-
Inc. Ons eaEsoad aees - Portland.
BlackhsrEiaI have been hrouaAi -
maSksa mars fsesly darinR shs last
tksss dsyA fhs priss now ruling b
thirty -avs esnis per eaIlsa. and b preb-
ably a. Icw e yin Be reached this ssa-
soa.
Farmer John F0antAin. Of white
Rlvse. uas h isuh today. IN speaking
ouRths hop oasl0ok. he said: wen,
Cur hops are IN splsndid oonditi0n, but
yoa can't ny anything q al ahoat
pEieeA Iprssams The pEiea win range
bstwssn Hfsssn and twenty cents per
pound, bas d0n't knsa positively. ri
9 nan eoues 10 me and wants 70 trade.
ean tell him hoW mach vii al my
hspg for, but furshar than thaa I know
nothing about pxicss Of 1857 hopan
PRODUCE RECEIPTS - Pas q
hours Include 10 packages butter. II
caaea eQRs, IS sacks potatoes, Is tons
has, 80 saekn uheat, 8 bundles hides, 3
coops chickens, 40 cattle, A hogs, 4
calves. There were also reserved ears
Of RehefnI megchandiee on the Puget
Sound Shore Line and . tona on the
steamer Eliza Anderson from the Cana
dian Pacifo Railway.
6HIPNENTS-General merchandise
Was shipped from Seattle daring she
past q hours in the following quaint
DIES: O. &P. 8. =. =. 80 tons, p. 6. 3.
Line 10 tens, steamers George e. Starr
2 tons, Emma Hayward Ton, Nellie Il /
tons, Fanny Lake 3 tons. Michigan
tons, Augusta 2 tons. Grace lton, Edith
2 tons.
HOPS-Ths imprsssion q nov quits
firmly grounded that this ID 10 be an ex.
oelleuk year for the Puget eC0nd hop
growers. Gloomy reports come from
the New York hop aslds II Germany
haKveats q fall crop her surplus will be l
needed In Enalandi ana altogetheg The |
outlook seems 10 warrant Ldlienthal q |
Co. In their eanguine belief, which 10 |
&c follows: ave think thas /
an active demand will set IN for Pacific /
Coast hops, and advancing values ere
liksly 10 faie, bsuAtse growers here viii /
Be sfrone hOlders.n
WHEAT-An markets report q ani-
form inactivity, and the general impress
zion In many Of them seems to Be that |
he decline In prices which has set In
will not be stayed until Q much lower
figure Il reached. The yield In CAL
foEria Il reported 10 Be excellent.
PereiQn markets are reported dull and
declining and consequently shippeEs
rom the Coast are noa ambitions 10
end away carRoes ct the prices demand
d. The San Francisco Produce Ex-
lhanRe Il expected 10 lie sessions
n Monday nsxt, when new develops |
nents may be looked for. Ths local
market presents no change Whatever.
HAY-AErivala reported more free.
Prices unchanged - yet. Quote: Retail.
-. 30 per ton.
FRUITS - California fruits IN
hanged. Puget SQUAD peach -pluns
ell 10 this market at So per pound.
3laokbernes retail at 35s per gallon. II
POTATOES - Unchanged. Retail
rice el.25 per hundred weight.
BUfrER-Firn. Prices remain 81
per pound In retail markets.
EGGS Receipts light for The past |
hraa aava Rasaii pFine quoted az 306